Word: arresters
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1960-1969
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...M.I.T. sanctuary for John M. O'Conner ended Sunday morning shortly after 7 a.m. when military authorities accompanied by campus police woke O'Conner and placed him under arrest...
After showing O'Conner the warrant for his arrest, the police escorted him from the fourth floor of the M.I.T. Student Center. Neither O'Conner nor the fifteen supporters spending the night at the sanctuary offered any resistance. The Armed Forces Police took O'Conner to Fort Devens in Ayer, Mass...
Armed Forces Police informed Kenneth R. Wadleigh, M.I.T. dean of students, at midnight Saturday that the arrest was coming Sunday morning, an editor of the M.I.T. Tech said...
...sanctuary there to recuperate at the home of a sympathetic doctor, according to Jeffrey C. Satinov an M.I.T. resistance leader. The doctor telephoned federal authorities from his home to find out how long O'Conner could stay there. The authorities told the physician that they were coming to arrest O'Conner. After the threat, O'Conner called his lawyer, Edward Sherman, a fourth year law student and teaching fellow at Harvard, Satinov said. Sherman advised him to return immediately to M.I.T. O'Conner returned to his sanctuary and the doctor called the authorities back to tell them O'Conner...
Members of the M.I.T. Resistance decided Thursday to end the physical protection of O'Conner on the grounds that the sanctuary had fulfilled its aims in preventing his arrest for such a long period of time...